LeadLenses
Active member
Hello all, I am usually over on the optics forums of Birdforum, but I experienced weird bird behavior and figured I would ask here.
I spent the day at a ski resort here in Pennsylvania and I heard a huge flock of geese flying above, with fleeting views of the V formation due to the falling snow. Hours later as I was packing up (7 pm), those Canada Geese were still flying around and honking in the snowstorm. Thinking this is odd behavior, I attempted to look it up, but found nothing. My best guess is they were trying to stay warm, as it was about 17* F.
So, am I off the mark? I see there is another recent post about Canada Geese. Maybe there is no explaining their weird behavior. Why do you think a huge flock of Canada Geese were flying at night as a mild snowstorm was passing through?
I spent the day at a ski resort here in Pennsylvania and I heard a huge flock of geese flying above, with fleeting views of the V formation due to the falling snow. Hours later as I was packing up (7 pm), those Canada Geese were still flying around and honking in the snowstorm. Thinking this is odd behavior, I attempted to look it up, but found nothing. My best guess is they were trying to stay warm, as it was about 17* F.
So, am I off the mark? I see there is another recent post about Canada Geese. Maybe there is no explaining their weird behavior. Why do you think a huge flock of Canada Geese were flying at night as a mild snowstorm was passing through?